If Yorick uses his E on a fed enemy

Diananmen Square·Apr 20, 2015·4 votes·549 views

is it called Omen of Feast instead of Omen of Famine then?

7 Comments

Shroom JunkieApr 21, 20152 votes

If Yorick uses his E on a fed enemy, the ghoul gets rekt in one hit and heals for nothing.

ZarxisApr 23, 20152 votes

If Yorick uses his ultimate on an ally who proceeds to not die during the duration of the clone, shouldn't it be called Omen of Life?

If Cho'Gath eats one of Yorick's ghouls, should that ghoul be called Omen of Stacking, or perhaps Omen of Deliciousness? Maybe even Omen of "Thanks, Yorick, I really needed that" or Omen of "Report Yorick for feeding Cho'Gath."

ZombieNinja WarApr 20, 20151 votes

no because famine means yorick needs health. if it was feast that means yorick could over heal himself.

Diananmen SquareApr 23, 20151 votes

Famine means hunger, and I believe there is a myth that there are 3 "spirits" or something of that sort: hunger, war and disease. His ghouls are Omen of War, Pestilence (disease) and Famine (Hunger).

So I assume that the "famine" is about the enemy rather than Yorick himself :).

ZombieNinja WarApr 23, 20151 votes

well your logic does make since but then, if the 3 spirits have names you shouldn't mess with there names because they might haunt you when you play yorick.

HellpyreApr 23, 20151 votes

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Famine means hunger, and I believe there is a myth that there are 3 "spirits" or something of that sort: hunger, war and disease. His ghouls are Omen of War, Pestilence (disease) and Famine (Hunger).

So I assume that the "famine" is about the enemy rather than Yorick himself :).

It's actually a reference the the "Four Horsemen" from the Christian apocalypse, rather than spirits. (though it should technically be famine, conquest, war, and death; pestilence just seems to be put in place of conquest in popular media)

Diananmen SquareApr 24, 20151 votes

I forgot know what they were called, so i said "spirits" because it sounded like it made more sense to me at the time I wrote the comment.